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Water pump..i think so... 200

posted by  Josepi_love on  Sun Dec 10 15:27 CST 2006
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Alright,

So i was driving home from work in cold MI, when i heard was sounded like the squeek made by soft metal on soft metal. i ease the car to a stop so that i can get out to listen closer but it seems to stop before i can get the car stopped. My first guess was it was the waterpump rubbing or squeeking, but i cannot get it to make the noise while the car isnt moving. i went and felt the pully on the pump and it wasnt flopping all over, but there was a tad bit of play. Brakes are out of the question, they are brand new all around, 5k miles ago. only other thing i could think of is maybe it is the P/S pump. It know that the pully on that is crooked, but it hasnt ever given me a problem before.

Let me know what you guys think. I havent started to loose any coolant yet, at least any noticable amount.

Joe
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I am Joe,- Blue '89 Volvo 244 DL 5-speed w/ 190k, 23mm GT Sways F&R named Douglas






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